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Dave Jorgenson @davejorgenson.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

Here’s how public data helps Congress make decisions. This video was made with USA Facts!

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 25/02/2026

On Dec 31, 2025, temporary ACA subsidy expansions expired. Nationwide, eligible APTC enrollees received an average of $550/month in APTCs in 2025. 🔸 The highest: WV ($1.1K) 🔸 The lowest: NH ($338) The % of overall enrollees who receive APTCs increased to 92% in 2025 — that’s 22.4M consumers.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 24/02/2026

State of the Union 🤝 Bingo night (Screenshot for tonight)

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 23/02/2026

With all the talk about tariffs, let’s look at the stats. ▪️Revenue from customs duties reached $117.74B as of Jan for FY 2026. ▪️Oct 2025 saw the highest avg tariff rate of the last 2 years at 10.9%. ▪️For FY 2025, tariff revenue totaled $194.9B — making up 3.7% of all federal revenue.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 20/02/2026

Is your state as red or blue as you think? One way to find out is by looking at its local leaders. As of November 6, 2025: 🔴 26 states have Republican governors 🔵 24 are led by Democrats You could also look at House of Representatives or Senate party affiliations.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 19/02/2026

How many people are being detained by ICE? As of December 2025, ICE held 70,805 people in detention facilities — that’s a 74% increase YoY and a 406% increase compared to February 2021 (14,000 people). The number of detention facilities has also increased with 103 being added since FY 2024.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 17/02/2026

Who sent the most per person to the federal government in 2024? 📍 Massachusetts ($21,933) 📍 Nebraska ($21,922) 📍 Minnesota ($21,106) Alaska receives the most per person from the federal gov at $27.8K. VA ($24K) and NM ($21K) make the top 3. DC posted higher numbers than any state, receiving $90K.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 17/02/2026

Which states rank highest for violent crime? Let’s look at the numbers.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 16/02/2026

Estimates for the new White House ballroom addition range from $200M-$400M — most of the previous WH renos were under $10 million, in today’s dollars. Maintaining 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. is no small task. Costs for maintaining the residence have gone up in recent years — $16M in FY 2024.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 14/02/2026

We’re popping the question. 💍 How long does the average marriage last?

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 13/02/2026

Roses are red, violets are blue…how often does your state say “I do?” (and I think we need a break)💘 💍Highest marriage rate: Utah (24.5 per 1,000) 💔Highest divorce rate: Oklahoma (9.7) Wyoming has the highest percentage of people who have ever been married at 72%. While DC has the fewest at 44.9%.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 12/02/2026

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the January jobs report this week. 🔸Unemployment dropped 0.1 percentage points MoM to 4.3%. 🔸January saw an increase of 130,000 nonfarm jobs — 82K came from healthcare. Based on 2024 BLS projections, 12 of the fastest-growing jobs are related to healthcare.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 12/02/2026

On average, gas prices are down $0.23 from a year ago. The national average for regular gas is now $2.90 — with the Rocky Mountain region seeing the biggest dip YoY (-$0.35). Are you spending less at the pump this week? ⛽

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 12/02/2026

Hot off the press! Our 2026 State of the Union in Numbers report is live — making sense of the how our nation is doing with just the data. Read the full report here: bit.ly/4razHaF

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 11/02/2026

Think you’ve got gold-medal curling energy? 🥌 In this week's Data Behind the News, we take a look at where the athlete's call home.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 10/02/2026

The results are in! 🎉 Ad Fontes Media just dropped its Media Bias Chart, and once again, we’re proud to land right in the top center of the partisan bias scale. Out of 4,400 news sources, we stand out as a trusted source of impartial information. Check it out for yourself! bit.ly/463cDSW

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 10/02/2026

The torch is lit, and the winter games have begun!🔥 Which states have medaled in sending the most athletes to the Milano Cortina? 🥇Colorado: 31 🥈Minnesota: 25 🥉 California: 19

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 09/02/2026

Adults raised in Minnesota are most likely to file a patent — giving us Spam, the implantable pacemaker, and Nerf balls. Growing up near other inventors makes a difference. Kids from the top 1% of household income are 6x more likely to become inventors than kids from middle-income families.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 06/02/2026

1 in 7 people speak Spanish at home — that’s 44.9M people. And over half say they speak English “very well.” Where you'll hear it most: 📍California (10.8M) 📍Texas (8.3M) 📍Florida (5.2M) Puerto Rico (not included in the national total) includes 3M more Spanish speakers.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 06/02/2026

Ever wondered where US troops are stationed and how many? In today's Ask an Analyst, dig into troop data with our analyst Lucia.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 04/02/2026

🏈 The Big Game 🍗 Chicken wings 📈 A dash of government data This week's Data Behind the News gives you some fun facts to share during the commercials.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 03/02/2026

Ahead of #WorldCancerDay, here are some facts to know: 🔹Over the last 25 years, cancer deaths have dropped 30% across all states. 🔹The rate of new cancer cases has dropped 8.1%. 🔹Kentucky topped the charts for new cases in 2022 and deaths in 2023.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 30/01/2026

More than half of all renters spent at least 30% of their income on housing. That’s the threshold the government uses to define “cost-burdened.” And the gap between renters and owners? It’s getting wider. In 2005, the difference in housing cost burden was 21 percentage points. Now it’s over 28.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 28/01/2026

In FY 2024, the federal government collected ~$5.07 trillion from states and their residents. With 38% coming from: CA (15.9%), TX (8.2%), NY (7.6%), and FL (6.4%). States that received the most funds compared to what they paid were: 📍 Virginia (+$89B) 📍 Alabama (+$45B) 📍 South Carolina (+$39B)

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 28/01/2026

Following the two fatal shootings of Minneapolis residents, this week's Data Behind the News looks at the FBI data around use-of-force.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 27/01/2026

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in 8-year-olds jumped from 1.4% in 2012 to 3.2% in 2022. 📈 That’s more than double. Why? The CDC explains that improved diagnostic methods and increased clinical monitoring has led to more ASD diagnoses in kids.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 26/01/2026

Which cities have the highest crime rate? Memphis, TN is the city with the highest crime rate of 2,501 per 100,000 people — Oakland, CA comes in second with 1,925. It’s reversed for the highest property crime — Oakland, CA has the highest rate (7,230) with Memphis, TN (6,889) in the #2 spot.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 23/01/2026

Our analyst Chris dives into age trends over time and how it tells the story of the baby boom.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 22/01/2026

Nearly 1 in 5 Americans is 65 or older — the highest in the last 4.5 decades. Over the past decade: 🟢 The 65+ population grew by at least 20% in 49 states 🟢 In Alaska, it grew by 56.3% — the fastest in the country 🟢 Maine now has the oldest population, with 23.5% of residents over 65.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 21/01/2026

ICE has 212 active detention facilities — up 103 from FY 2024. More than 1 in 5 facilities are located in states along the US-Mexico border. The centers holding the most people: 📍 ERO El Paso Camp East Montana in TX (2,902 people) 📍 Adams County Correctional Center in MS (2,184 people)

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 21/01/2026

In this week's Data Behind the News: Supreme Court cases on transgender athletes in girls sports.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 20/01/2026

How often has your state flipped between parties? In the last 10 presidential elections, 41 states stuck with candidates from the same party 8x or more. 20 of them, along with DC, voted for the same party's candidates in all 10 elections.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 16/01/2026

🚨 Core inflation remained at 2.6% in December with headline inflation staying consistent at 2.7%. Quick reminder: Headline inflation tracks items like food, housing, and transportation. Core Inflation ditches those volatile items to paint a broader picture of price trends.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 16/01/2026

Dirty sodas 🤝 marriage data

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 15/01/2026

⛽ Gas prices are down from a year ago. The nationwide average price for regular gas is now $2.78/gallon (down $0.26), but prices still vary across the country. It's highest in the West Coast region — $0.87 higher than the national avg. What are you paying at the pump this week?

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 14/01/2026

In this week's Data Behind the News: Oil imports, childhood vaccines, and unemployment.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 13/01/2026

This week, 15K nurses went on strike in NYC asking for more staffing, higher pay, and increased security. How common are strikes? There's been an average of 18.3 major work stoppages/yr in the last decade. In 2024, over 271K employees were involved in work stoppages — down 89% from 1970 with 2.5M.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 13/01/2026

Crime doesn’t look the same everywhere. In 2024, Alaska was the state with the highest violent crime rate in the US at 724.1 incidents per 100,000 residents. That's more than 7x Maine. Across the US, the rate was 359 violent crimes per 100,000 residents — a drop of 5.4% compared to 2023.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 12/01/2026

When are men getting married, you ask? In 2024, the median age for men getting married for the first time was 30.2 — up from 29.3 in 2014. And in 1956, it was 22.5. Utah and Arkansas are tied for youngest marriages (27.2). The oldest? Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire (32.4).

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 12/01/2026

President Trump has called for a one-year cap of 10% on credit card interest rates. In 2024, the average person had $4.2K in credit card debt — a 20% increase from a recent low in 2021 ($3.5K). Of all household debt, the amount of credit card debt is below mortgage, auto, and student loan debt.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 09/01/2026

This week, the CDC reduced the recommended childhood vaccine list from 17 vaccinations to 11. Here’s the updated list 👇

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 09/01/2026

Warning: these flu facts might spread fast.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 08/01/2026

Are Americans waiting longer to tie the knot?💍 In 2024, the median age for women getting married for the first time was 28.6 — up from 27 in 2014. And in 1956, it was 20.1. Women marry youngest in Utah — where the median age is just 25.2. At the oldest? DC with a median age of 32.3.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 07/01/2026

Secretary Kennedy released new dietary guidelines that include recommendations to consume more high fat dairy and meat. Per-person milk consumption has dropped 47% since 1975 — from 1.25 cups daily to 2/3 cup in 2022. Meanwhile cheese, yogurt, and butter have all seen an uptick in consumption.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 07/01/2026

In this week's Data Behind the News: Venezuela, Affordable Care Act subsidies, and New Year’s resolutions.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 06/01/2026

Our 2026 ins and outs.✍️ What's on your list?

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 06/01/2026

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting voted to dissolve after losing over $1B in federal funding. 66.75% of its federal funding supported TV programming like PBS and 22.25% supported radio programming (think NPR). What do you think this means for local radio and TV stations nationwide?

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 02/01/2026

When was the last federal government budget surplus? You might be surprised.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 02/01/2026

Run to grab an application. 📝 Here are the fastest growing jobs over the next decade.

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USAFacts @usafacts.org · 01/01/2026

The energy we’re bringing to 2026.

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